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Ecology Apr 19, 2021

As plant/animal diversity wanes, is microbial life changing too? A perilously 'profound ignorance'

Alarms about the declining diversity of plants and animals raise a related concern with equally profound implications: Is the variety of microbial life, including viruses, changing too? And if so, in which direction and how ...

Archaeology Apr 3, 2021

In show of Pharaonic heritage, Egypt parades royal mummies

Egypt held a gala parade on Saturday celebrating the transport of 22 of its prized royal mummies from central Cairo to their new resting place in a massive new museum further south in the capital.

Social Sciences Apr 1, 2021

Did racism kill Jackie Robinson?

Baseball great Jackie Robinson was a living, breathing example of athleticism and apparent good health, playing four sports at UCLA and becoming the first Black man to play in major league baseball.

Space Exploration Mar 18, 2021

For some scientists, Mars 2020 is a mission of perseverance

Like millions of people around the world, David Shuster and his 7-year-old daughter cheered wildly as the Perseverance rover was lowered by sky crane to the Martian surface on Feb. 18 to start years of exploration. But for ...

Astronomy Mar 18, 2021

Peering into a galaxy's dusty core to study an active supermassive black hole

Researchers using NASA's upcoming James Webb Space Telescope will map and model the core of nearby galaxy Centaurus A.

Archaeology Mar 10, 2021

A tomb with a view: Egyptologist recreates after-death experience in VR

If playing the video game Assassin's Creed Origins is as close as you're likely to get to a pharaoh's tomb—especially in this time of pandemic-thwarted travel—look no further than UC Berkeley for an expedition into an Egyptian ...

Evolution Mar 5, 2021

One starfish to rule them all

At 480 million years old, this fossil is the oldest starfish-like creature ever discovered.

Astronomy Feb 24, 2021

Researchers detect cold gas pipelines feeding early, massive galaxies

To come into being, galaxies need a steady diet of cold gases to undergo gravitational collapse. The larger the galaxy, the more cold gas it needs to coalesce and to grow.

Environment Feb 19, 2021

Fierce winter storm in US seen tapering off

A fierce and deadly winter storm that wreaked havoc in the southern and central US and blanketed the East Coast in snow was forecast Friday to start tapering off.

Astronomy Feb 10, 2021

ESA's Solar Orbiter ducks behind the sun

Name: Solar Orbiter, or "Solo' as the mission control team fondly call it, is one of the European Space Agency's pluckiest missions and is now cruising toward the sun.

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